Expectorant, increases perspiration, and stimulates the immune system. It is effective against fungal and bacterial infections. Used for thrush, vaginal infections, acne, athlete's foot, warts, insect bites, cold sore, nits (eggs of head lice). Apply directly to warts and nits, but dilute in a carrier oil (jojoba or almond) for other uses. 1 part tea tree to 10 parts oil.

Used for rheumatism, arthritis, sciatica, muscle pain, sprains, neuralgia, and excess mucus. Do not used if sensitive to aspirin (salicylates).

Literally translated flower of flowers, from an tree in India that grows to be 60 feet tall. It is antiseptic, sedative and relieves tension, lowers blood pressure and reduces fever. Used for malaria, fevers, skin irritations, conjunctivitis, boils, and gout. Use in baths for impotency or frigidity. Calms a racing heart, rapid breathing, and psychosexual complaints.